Adjustable Desk Table Lamps

[103 lb] It took a few hours to assemble it myself. One of the screws is microscopic so empty the hardware carefully into a large bowl or glass/metal container. Once assembled with the casters the desk sat too high in its lowest position for my brand new adjustable chair. So I removed the casters and installed the pads and ... I have a rock solid adjustable table that raises and lowers smoothly. It would be nice if there were 4 extra holes under it for attach an optional keyboard tray (if there is one). There are only two on the smaller model. Even so with the pads the desk is at a reasonable height. When standing the monitors appear lower (than when sitting) so I'll need to built a platform to raise them. I can always break into the museum at night and steal something called a phone book but it's always more rewarding to build something on the weekend. Again the table raises and lowers smoothly - no shuddering. Excellent construction and rock solid

[26" / 660 mm] Nice adjustable table stand

[Black] This sturdy, adjustable table is perfect for remote learning.

This sturdy, adjustable table is perfect for remote learning.

[0.345 lb] Great for desk use. Holds securely and easily adjustable

[Stainless Steel] Well made and fit for purpose! I use as a mount for LED Lamps on a Still Life Shooting Table. The Nano clamp is a good choice for mounting light weight LED lamps.

[2.5 W] I work backstage in live events. For years I got by with cheapo desk lamps you could buy at Walmart, etc. and those were okay. Finally just bit the bullet and bought this... because... well it's professional and the ability to dim to the level you need is important. Other techs working backstage don't appreciate you blasting their eyeballs as they're trying to look at camera shots with a blazing bright $15 cheap desklamp.

I work backstage in live events. For years I got by with cheapo desk lamps you could buy at Walmart, etc. and those were okay. Finally just bit the bullet and bought this... because... well it's professional and the ability to dim to the level you need is important. Other techs working backstage don't appreciate you blasting their eyeballs as they're trying to look at camera shots with a blazing bright $15 cheap desklamp.

Was happy to get printer off my desk and put table in corner!

[0.36 lb] Handy little piece of gear. I like how they made it so it can be mounted under a desk or table, but also on a wall.